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I have a contact page that uses a form for email and it is PERFECT (well, I still need to add some padding around "Message") in Firefox 3.5.5 but in Internet Explorer 8 it is not following the CSS I setup. So I’m hoping someone can help me make it IE compatible.
The CSS:
And the HTML:
Test location: http://pjhalligancpa.com/test/contact.html
And how it looks in IE and FF:
[img]http://pjhalligancpa.com/form-ie.jpg[/img]
How it looks in IE :(
[img]http://pjhalligancpa.com/form-ff.jpg[/img]
How it looks in FF :D
Can anyone help with this? :?:
Thanks in advance! :)
I would start by adding "margin: 0;" to your input’s css, or maybe even using:
as a reset at the top of your stylesheet.
Thanks, but I do:
I added input too but not sure if it’s valid.
Ah, okay. Did not realize. Try taking out the <br> between the inputs. They should display as block elements by default, so they shouldn’t be necessary and may be causing the extra space in IE.